Showing posts with label Build An Owl. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Build An Owl. Show all posts

Tuesday, July 27, 2021

Deck The Owls - Rubbernecker Stamps


I've got some fun for you today!  I've used these adorable owls from Rubbernecker Stamps along with the Christmas Add-On set!  They are so much fun to dress up!


You'll find lots more photos along with details of how I put this one together up on the Rubbernecker Blog here!

Also, I'm playing along at the BYSH Cardmakers Christmas In July Linky Party (you have a couple more days), Double Trouble Challenge Blog's Christmas In July Challenge and Heart2Heart challenges Christmas in July!  You should start your Christmas cards and play along too!  It's a win win!






Below are links to the products I've used for today's card!  Should you purchase using these links I will receive a small compensation at no additional cost to you... and thank you!! 

Thursday, October 29, 2020

Boo! - Halloween Fun with Rubbernecker Stamps


Hello and welcome back!  I've got another Halloween slimline for you today using the adorable Build An Owl Die along with the Owl Halloween Add On!


If you remember the last time I used these owls I had cut bunches of pieces out of a lot of different colors of cardstock.  I had fun putting them together while watching TV one night so I could use them on more cards.  You can find that previous post here!


This is how I put this one together:

  • First, cut a white layer of cardstock slightly larger than the Slimline OPC Scallop Die (the die is 3" x 8").  I cut mine at 3 3/8" x 8 3/8".
  • Blend some purple inks over the white panel and then splatter water over the top and soak up the extra with a paper towel.
  • Finally, splatter some inks or paint over the top.  You can use your ink by swiping it onto a plastic piece and then picking it up with a water brush and tapping the brush over your finger onto the panel.


  • Layer the ink blended piece onto a 3 1/2" x 8 1/2" panel of black cardstock
  • Cut the frame die from black cardstock (and be sure to save those little squares from the center because they are great to use on other cards!)
  • Use foam tape to pop the frame up over the ink blended panel.
  • Next, from white cardstock cut multiple panels of letters from the Upper Case Alphabet dies.  I cut it times and set aside 3 B's and 6 O's and saved the remainder in a clear envelope for future use.
  • Stack and adhere your letters together for dimension.  Three layers were used on this one.
  • To add some shimmer and shine to your letters, you can swipe on some Wink of Stella and then cover them with Glossy Accents.


  • Finally, add your owls and sentiment to the card base with various thicknesses of foam tape and glue as well as a few sequins.


That's me for today!  I hope you enjoyed it and will come back again soon for more Rubbernecker Stamps inspiration!


Below are links to all of the Rubbernecker Stamps products I used today!  Should you choose to purchase using these links I will receive a small compensation at no additional cost to you.  And thank you!

Thursday, October 8, 2020

Happy H-owl-oween! - Rubbernecker Stamps


Hello all!  I am excited to be sharing a Halloween card today using a bunch of die cuts from the Rubbernecker shop including the new Build An Owl and Owl Halloween Add-On Die Sets (Along with a few other things)!


These die sets are each a one piece die so you cut all of the pieces at once. Easy peasy! 

  • I started by cutting each set multiple times from various colors of card stock.
  • I dumped them into two piles onto a sheet of white scrap paper... one with the owl parts and one with the Halloween parts.
  • I knew I wanted three owls for this card, so I started picking out the colors and pieces I wanted to use.  And as I did that, I started adding the like pieces to separate piles.  All circles in one, all belly pieces in another, etc.

  • Once I had all of the pieces I wanted, I continued to separate the other pieces that were left for easy use.
  • Trees were cut from black cardstock from both the Spooky Tree Die and the new Owl and Halloween Tree Die.

  • Once all of my pieces were cut and sorted, I began assembling my critters using liquid glue and some thin foam tape.
  • I ended up with a lot of eye pieces in various colors that I would normally want to be black.  I simply colored those with a black Copic marker and also did the same with any extra white pieces I was looking for that I wanted to be a different color.

  • With all of my critters completed, I cut a white base using the Slimline Solid Deckle Die.
  • I saved cloud templates I had cut previously and used them to ink blend clouds onto the background using purple, green and orange.
  • I layered that onto an 8 1/8" x 3 1/8" piece of white cardstock.
  • That was layered onto a purple 8 1/4" x 3 1/4" piece of purple cardstock.
  • And all were layered onto a 8 1/2" x 3 1/2" piece of black cardstock.

  • The trees were then added over the clouds.  I added three Owl and Halloween Trees first.  Very thin foam tape was added to the back and they were spaced evenly onto the cloud panel.
  • Next two Spooky Trees were added in between those trees with a foam tape that was just a bit thicker.

  • Next the owls were popped up onto the tree background.


  • Spacing them evenly apart and using foam tape (the most used item in my craft room.


  • I stamped the Happy Halloween onto some purple cardstock with Versamark Ink after wiping antistatic powder over it.
  • Then some white embossing powder was sprinkled over and the excess tapped off.
  • I heated it up and then let it cool.
  • I centered it in the middle of the banner die and taped that in place using washi tape and then ran it through my die cutting machine.
  • I popped it up onto the card.
  • Finally, I added a few sequins.

And that's me for today!

Thank you so much for coming and I hope you enjoyed your visit!  Come again soon for more Rubbernecker inspiration.
 

Below are links to all of the Rubbernecker products I've used today!  Should you decide to purchase using these links, I will receive a small compensation at no additional cost to you.  And thank you!